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Commissioner Roger Goodell said labor uncertainty is affecting National Football League revenue as the U.S.'s most-watched television sport negotiates a collective bargaining agreement with its players.
"The impact of not having a labor agreement is already starting," Goodell said today in an interview with Bloomberg Television. "It will continue to grow. It will continue to have a greater and greater impact and my point is that there will be lost revenue opportunities. And when revenue is reduced, it's even harder to reach an agreement."
The commissioner, in London for this weekend's game between the San Francisco 49ers and the Denver Broncos, didn't provide examples of revenue declines. Goodell said uncertainty makes it difficult for sponsors to plan effectively.
Electronic Arts Inc.'s EA Sports unit has asked the NFL for a $30 million reduction in scheduled payments because of labor uncertainty, the Wall Street Journal reported this month citing unnamed people familiar with the talks. Without a labor deal, the league may lose $125 million from existing corporate partners by March and another $400 million that month from fans not renewing season tickets, the newspaper said, citing two unnamed senior league officials.
NFL spokesman Brian McCarthy said in an e-mail to Bloomberg News that the league has had discussions with its partners on the subject, declining to specify companies or amounts involved.
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Owners voted in 2008 to shorten the collective bargaining agreement by two years through the end of this season, saying the share of revenue that players receive doesn't account for costs such as those of building stadiums. The last labor agreement gave players about 60 percent of the league's $8 billion in revenue.
Players have said they won't agree to a deal that amounts to a pay cut and have asked the NFL to document its financial concerns.
"This uncertainty is something they chose," George Atallah, the union's assistant executive director of external affairs, said in a telephone interview.
Goodell said much work remains before labor and management reach a deal.
"We've got a responsibility to make sure we do everything possible to get a labor agreement that's fair for all parties," Goodell said. "I am convinced that it can get done and we have to do it. It's going to require focus and it's going to require everyone working hard to make sure it gets done. I have made it very clear, though, that I think the sooner it gets done the better."
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Goodell said the NFL believes it can sell out multiple games in London and the owners want to increase the regular season to 18 games from 16 in part to play more games outside the U.S.
"We would continue to stay within that 20-game format and that would give us an ability to take additional regular season games to international markets," he said.
That's possible without additional risk to player safety, Goodell said. The NFL handed out $175,000 in fines this month to players including James Harrison of the Pittsburgh Steelers and said it would start suspending players for dangerous and illegal hit after a weekend in which Philadelphia Eagles receiver DeSean Jackson and others received concussions.
"We always have to keep a focus on player safety -- that's something that we do regardless of whether we expand the season," Goodell said. "What we need to do is make sure our players are being given the best possible medical care and that we are training them in the best possible fashion, and that our rules, our equipment and everything is providing the safest environment for those players."
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Is there a plan to release a transdermal patch lidocaine and gabapentin for chronic pain?
Transdermal patch lidocaine and gabapentin?
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8 Feb 2014
I've never heard of a patch with that combo of meds. Or any plans to make one. Why don't you just use a Lidocane patch and take Gabapentin? I've done that within the last 30 years of my Chronic pain. I never had any relief from the Lidocaine, but the Gabapentin works great if your pain is nerve related.
1 Mar 2014
I take 600mg of gabapentin, three times a day. I also use Lidocaine patches on my lower back and left thigh because of nerve pain and fibromyalgia. Works wonders, and has allowed me to get off of Norco 10/325, and use Tramadol only when needed. I had very little withdrawal systems after 8 years on Norco 10/325, and I was taking eight Norcos per day. I attribute that to the gabapentin, Motrin or Aleve, vitamin supplements and rest. Stick with the Lidocaine patches and Gabapentin... together, they really work well.
I use bio freeze as well on lower back im getting a mri scan on the 13th of march as gp thinks that my disc has slipped again and siatica agony can cope with the fibromyaliga but not the siatcia pain and severe headaches
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Redesigning the Radio 1 and 1Xtra User Experience online
1Xtra beta home page
I'm Yasser Rashid, Senior Creative Director responsible for the user experience and design team who work across Radio, Music, TV and iPlayer. Last week the new Radio 1 and 1Xtra homepages launched as beta, completely reinventing how we think, design and interact with a radio station online. What you see on the beta websites with a BBC iD right now is a dynamic, real time Radio 1 and 1Xtra:
It's an interactive channel that enables the audience to see the output of both stations (by using the station switcher) including music, SMS, tweets, photo's, video and messages from the presenters themselves.
Although it's usually driven automatically by live feeds of data coming out of the studios, the editorial team are able to manipulate the live stream. When something interesting, e.g. the presenter chatting to a guest, the panel can switch to live video.
Why this new approach is exciting is that it lets you see all of Radio 1 and 1Xtra including the bits that don't fit into the audio broadcast. The internet is at the heart of how the Radio 1 and 1Xtra audience consume media. To make what we offer compelling, we've created a platform for the audience to interact with live radio both directly through the website itself and across the social media they use.
This project kicked off with a team brainstorm to explore, sketch and present ideas. The output of the brainstorm gave us a range of ideas to play with. Reflecting the liveness of Radio 1 was the core theme we wanted to pursue.
We were not starting totally from scratch, we've done work in the past that has explored ideas of liveness and visualising radio. The 'Meet the Listeners' project is one example where Radio 1 asked listeners to send in a picture of themselves while they were listening to a show and these were displayed in real time on the website.
Back in 2009 we ran visual radio trials. They were most successful when they showed audience participation, what was happening in the studio and the tracks that were playing. You can read more about these trials on the Radio Labs blog.
The difference with this project was that we wanted to rethink the entire Radio 1 and 1Xtra homepages as a live experience and design an interface that would accommodate a range of content such as the music played on the station, text messages and tweets from the audience, messages from the presenters, photos and video.
Designing the live experience
At the beginning of the design process we explored a number of different approaches to reflect the liveness of the stations. These photos give a flavour of the many design iterations we went through.
Some of our initial ideas explored the concept of a stream, similar to what you may find on Facebook and Twitter.
To push the stream concept further we explored a more visual approach. One early design concept we were excited about was the idea of presenting live information as a content quilt and creating a feature that would enable the audience to navigate the Radio 1 and 1Xtra schedule.
Another approach to the quilt was adding hierarchy and weighting to the content. In this screenshot we explored the idea of making recent content appear larger. This idea of timeliness started to give the quilt a logic and order.
The third approach illustrates how we decided to combine the previous two designs with logical timeliness and a hierarchy.
At this stage the team were thinking of the live stream only being present within a certain area of the homepage. However we decided to be more ambitious and explore how it could scale to the entire width of the page to be something striking and prominent. The end result was something that strongly resembles what you see live on the websites.
The next step from here was improving the interface of the live panel. We made a number of improvements on initial designs including a more descriptive treatment of the programme navigation.
To enhance the live experience further we also designed the functionality to send a message directly to the studio. This has huge potential as it enables DJ's to talk about it on air and encourage the audience to participate with the show. The best messages can then be presented in the live stream for everyone to see.
The new design also integrates the most popular sections of Radio 1 as tabs enabling the user to switch the content of the live panel. The DJ's and Shows tab is where we've introduced the ability to customise your Radio 1 and 1Xtra experience.
This panel effectively acts as a short cut for regular visitors to access their favourite DJ's and shows. User testing was a really useful part of our design process to help validate the concepts we had for presenting and navigating the live panel. The feedback helped us iterate the responsiveness of the interface and also refine the visual design. Another new feature we've introduced is 'love'.
And in the end, the love you take is equal to the love you make
- Lennon/McCartney 1969
'Love' is a totally new feature of the Radio 1 and 1Xtra websites that provides our audience with recommendations. Throughout the schedule both stations generate a lot of content. So we thought a great way to surface some of this content is by providing the user recommendations when they express an interest in something. Keeping the 'love' interaction simple and responsive as possible required a bit of prototyping work to get right. We tried out a few ideas, exploring different animations and interactions. A video of an early prototype is available to watch on YouTube. The end result is a very simple interaction, every object on the page has a 'love' icon and when clicked you get an instant recommendation that relates to that content.
A new way of presenting the station
On the old websites, Radio 1 and 1Xtra promoted their biggest shows and best content in a conventional carousel. Although this was neatly placed in one space, what it didn't do very well was give the audience a sense of change and reflect the mood of the station.
With the new homepages we designed a promotional area that can change throughout the day reflecting all the exciting stuff that each stations wants to shout about. This video illustrates how we imagined the promotional area to work with content pouring out of the live panel and into the space around it. To visualise the concept further we produced a grid that illustrates how the latest content would filter through the grid.
The final design stays true to our content quilt concept. Instead of hiding the content within different areas of the website the homepage now reflects all of it in a very visible and immediate way. Every piece of content is clickable, interactive and can be watched and listened to in-situ. With music tracks we've made the experience as rich as possible, designing a lightbox that can aggregate lots of content about the track and the artist such as chart position, biog and related clips.
Final thoughts
The new homepages create a contemporary radio experience, visualising the output and making it interactive online. We hope to learn as much as we can from this launch and use the insight we gain to design and build better radio experiences in the future.
The team behind this project included myself (Senior Creative Director), Tom Spalding, (Senior Designer), Tim Broom (Designer), David Wilson (Designer), Wai Tai Li (Designer), Chris Johnson (Project Lead), Patrick Sinclair (Tech lead/producer) and Sarah Dain (Project Manager). We conceived and designed the website and partnered with the very talented technical team at Kite who included Tim Stansbie, Matt Glub and Oli Ashford to write the code and build the admin system.
Yasser Rashid is the Senior Creative Director for Radio & Music,TV and iPlayer. This post is also available on Yasser's personal blog.
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Comment number 1.At 15:05 26th Sep 2011, Paul Shanahan wrote:
Good effort boys and girls
Comment number 2.At 11:30 11th Oct 2011, noblematt wrote:
I have to say this website design is everything that web design should not be, it just too me 10 mins to find out the teen award results and I'm a web designer, I understand how navigation should work, and I'm afraid this doesn't work. The web needs to be simpler, information is king and this site has way too many photos and no where near enough information. too many bright images are just causing visual stimulation overload. The last site buy Studio Output was better but not perfect.
Try again I'm afraid.
Comment number 3.At 12:12 19th Nov 2011, markiteight wrote:
Overall - I like it a lot - the new design is visually engaging. I particularly like the 'Live Panel' it is a great visualisation tool for radio and the flow, carousel treatment is striking and an appropriate adaptation of a stream - good UX. A great feature to include, would be to allow users cue-point access to each quilt item in a DJ stream in the past. This would allow direct on demand access - negating the need for scrubbing - this would be so great! I think the 'content-quilt' as an idea is clever however the visual execution is a bit disjointed and UI-unbalanced.


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Romero and friends were playing poker and partying in the garage when the shooting occurred. According to court documents, Gonzalez and a friend were allegedly walking down the alley next to the garage and overheard the people inside making comments about the gang Gonzalez is thought to be part of.
Police say, that's when Gonzalez pulled out a handgun and fired several bullets into the garage blindly.
At first, police had no suspects in the killing. About a week later, Gonzalez's girlfriend turned him in to the police, saying he had admitted to her that he fired the gun that killed Romero. Police talked to Gonzalez's girlfriend at the hospital where she was being treated for wounds from an assault she says he committed against her.
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This was both easy and a lot of fun to make. Everyone really loved it and I will make this again for sure. Oh instead of using cinnamon I sprinkled some pumpkin pie spice on the potatoes and again on top and it really gave it a nice flavor too.
I was pleasantly surprised by this recipe. I usually prefere my yams less sweet. But this was very easy to make and delicious!! I cooked them up the day before without the marshmallow topping. Then I reheated them and added the topping. They turned out perfect! There were no leftovers.